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<desc>Gideon Coe sits in for Shaun Keaveny with the usual kicking playlist from northern soul to new folk, rock 'n' roll to indie disco, plus your Earworms and another Song of Praise.</desc>
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<desc>Beach House play live and Lauren takes a closer look at the day's releases in New Music Monday.</desc>
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<desc>Mark and Stuart are back together again.</desc>
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<desc>Lammo kicks off the week by launching Review Bingo, plus Rip It Up And Start Again author Simon Reynolds joins him for Good Day Bad day.</desc>
<title>Steve Lamacq</title>
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<desc>Marc has a session from Pond. They've come all the way from a land down under.</desc>
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<desc>Tom Ravenscroft sits in for Gideon Coe and plays the Pernice Brothers in concert, plus sessions from Micahu and The Shapes, Deep Purple and Caribou.</desc>
<title>Tom Ravenscroft</title>
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<desc>...of Death in Rock 'n' Roll. ...The Cult of Death in Rock 'n' Roll. 1/7: Mark Radcliffe introduces the case for Jim Morrison, as argued by Steve Sutherland and Stuart Maconie. Was he hero or zero?</desc>
<title>Hope I Die Before I Get Old: The Cult...</title>
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<desc>Chris Hawkins takes you through the early hours playing back to back music without the interruptions of chat, plus exclusive BBC sessions and his Spotlight Act.</desc>
<title>6 Music's Jukebox</title>
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<desc>Featuring Rocket From The Crypt live at the Reading 1996, plus BBC sessions from Deerhunter and The Downliners Sect.</desc>
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<desc>4/5. A Course in Happiness: Presented by Stuart Grundy.</desc>
<title>The Stevie Wonder Story</title>
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<desc>The Hawk delivers early morning music and chat to the early risers of the world (unite).</desc>
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